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PUBLIC REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Admission Fees:
Register online until 12:00 PM September 9, onsite there after: $125 one day, $175 both days.
Admission includes all listed meals, receptions, and socials.
Federal employees, vendors and media, check your email for a link or email team@gltekflex.com to register.
Connecting Leaders in Agricultural Technology with Fruit & Vegetable Producers of the Great Lakes
DAY 1: A hands-on, "in the dirt" opportunity to experience Labor SAVING agricultural Technologies focused on the specialty crop industry
DAY 1: A hands-on, "in the dirt" opportunity to experience Labor SAVING agricultural Technologies focused on the specialty crop industry
day 2: targeted panels and focused discussions with decision makers, manufacturers, and allies to identify and remove barriers to getting Ag technology into the great lakes region
day 2: targeted panels and focused discussions with decision makers, manufacturers, and allies to identify and remove barriers to getting Ag technology into the great lakes region
Where Innovation Meets Profitability and Sustainability
Where Innovation Meets Profitability and Sustainability
Revolutionizing Precision Agriculture with AI-Driven Field Sprayers
Revolutionizing Precision Agriculture with AI-Driven Field Sprayers
Smart agricultural machinery enterprise with complete vehicle R&D and manufacturing capabilities
Smart agricultural machinery enterprise with complete vehicle R&D and manufacturing capabilities
Our mission at Burro is to solve the labor problem facing farmers by making robots like Wall-E a reality
Our mission at Burro is to solve the labor problem facing farmers by making robots like Wall-E a reality
The Venue
The Venue
SWMREC
SWMREC
1791 Hillandale Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022
1791 Hillandale Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022
Michigan State University’s Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center (SWMREC), centrally located within the Great Lakes Region. SWMREC encompasses over 350 acres specifically dedicated to perennial fruit and annual vegetable research, extension services, and technology demonstrations.
Michigan State University’s Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center (SWMREC), centrally located within the Great Lakes Region. SWMREC encompasses over 350 acres specifically dedicated to perennial fruit and annual vegetable research, extension services, and technology demonstrations.
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